Business insurance
Find the cover you are missing. Start with whatever you have.
Searches Companies House and shows what it found, so you pick your own company rather than us guessing it. A registered number goes straight through. Free, no account.
Or start from your bank export
No company name needed: the file is the hard part and you say which company it is afterwards. It is not stored, it is read in the request that carried it and thrown away.
Every active company filing at one registered address, in about a second, with what each one does. Then read their filed accounts and rank the book by who has employees. Free, no account, and nobody has to have handed you anything.
A book of companies at an address is not a client list, because more than one business can file at one postcode, and the page says which buildings it found. What it is good for is the opposite: it is the list of who to open.
Or open a worked example
These are what decide whether a claim actually pays out.
Every tool and vehicle you own, priced at what it would cost to buy again today. Your accounts only know what it is worth after depreciation.
Serial numbers, receipts and dates. Boring until you need to claim, and then it is the whole thing.
What you are insured for against what you actually need. Updated whenever your books change.
We read three things, and show you where every number came from.
Public record
Your SIC code, your officers, how long you have traded. Then your website, because the two often say different things.
Your ledger
You started paying staff in March. That is the month employers' liability stopped being optional.
Your kit
You are insured for £3,000 of tools. You own £7,292 worth. Insurers cut every claim by that gap, not just a total loss.